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Ideally suited to the particularism of the age, such institutions spread in the west.

The center has also been criticized for promoting theories of Japanese particularism.

The particularism of Italy awoke and concentrated itself about the pope.

Instead, historical particularism showed that societies could reach the same level of cultural development through different paths.

Universalism vs. particularism describes how people judge other people's behavior.

And all the codes militated against the rampant particularism of the age.

(3) The proposals of the task force would encourage particularism, rather than critical thinking.

What characterized the free press, Belloc wrote, was "disparate particularism."

As such, the bureaucracy, far from sustaining a universal interest, served to reinforce particularism in society.

Particularism is contrasted with Methodism, which answers the latter question before the former.

The reasons were surely not only technological and economic but also social, in that this fact reflected the particularism of medieval life.

Projectivism may stand to meta-ethics as particularism stands to ethics.

In particularism societies in any situation behave depends on the circumstances.

Charles University, however, would become the nucleus of intense Czech particularism.

"People have a strange way of manipulating religion to suit their own particularisms and ideologies.

Nonetheless, for much of the time and for many places, local particularism was a dominant motif.

But British particularism too often meant an unwillingness to experiment and a yearning for a quiet life.

Universalism vs. particularism (What is more important, rules or relationships?)

Listed within its platform is support for the marginalized and the abandonment of divisive particularism.

Ginsburg's particularism, however, is more of a sensibility than an inflexible judicial philosophy.

At the heart of these themes is a desire to address the question of particularism and political emancipation.

Countries who can be seen as particularism societies:

In both the challenge offered to royal authority by provincial particularism was far greater than in France.

However, modern-day scholars lean more toward particularism, feeling suspicious of broad statements about myths.

Multicultural particularism is the belief that a common culture for all people is either undesirable or impossible.